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Intel CEO: All the major handset manufactures are talking to us

April 30, 2008 by Stefan Constantinescu - Leave a Comment

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Intel CEO Paul Otellini, in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, said that they’re in talks with all the major handset manufactures about getting their chips inside future products. What does this mean for ARM? Not much in the short term, and by short I mean ~ 3 years, but what happens when Moorestown starts shipping and the product that will come after that?

WSJ:Do you expect to get your chips into new iPhones and such?

Otellini: All the major handset manufacturers have a family of products, and they’re all talking to us.

[Video above via Engadget]

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